Día de Muertos in Plaza de la Raza, Lincoln Heights.
No Kings Protest, 2025.
Jorge Urbina Díaz, Angeleno born in Michoacán, was an elite boxer during the 1980s,
a contender for the World Title in 1987. After his retirement,
the lack of social welfare drove him to living on the streets of Rampart Village.
40 years later, when asked for a picture, Jorge automatically turns to his boxing pose.
He cleans the street every day with his handmade broom: "Everyone should live in a clean home".
Hollywood's own Michael Jordan impersonator kicks out some Korean Christians from the hustlers' area.
A Christian reggae song sealed the peace treaty between the Hollywood Hustlers and the Preachers.
No Kings Protests, 2025.
The hands that feed LA watch as LAPD throws tear gas over protesters.
Ozzy Osbourne's memorial outside McDonald's, Walk of Fame.
Wu, Koreatown streets resident, is proud of his outfit but doesn't want to show his shoes: "the laces don't match".
José rescued Ice Cream from outside a mansion in the Hills.
Mark lost half his face in Iraq. Art has helped him find his way out of Skid Row and into K-town.
He is now planning his first exhibition.
MacArthur Park.
Protests for Gaza, Hollywood, 2024.
Jeremiah, an usual sight in the Expo Rose Garden. He likes to make drawings of the
people around the park as gifts for them.
